WELCOME ABOARD
Career Orientation and Training for Midshipmen
CORTRAMID EAST 2016
Name _____________________________ Company ________
TABLE of CONTENTS
WELCOME LETTER FROM CORTRAMID OIC
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
CORTRAMID EAST STAFF
USN STAFF AT KINGS BAY, GA
USMC STAFF AT CAMP LEJEUNE, NC
FLEET LIAISON OFFICERS
MIDSHIPMEN ORGANIZATION
MIDSHIPMEN CHAIN OF COMMAND
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF MIDSHIPMEN
BERTHING
MESSING
IDENTIFICATION CARDS
UNIFORMS
CIVILIAN ATTIRE
CORTRAMID STAFF DUTY OFFICER
PLAN OF THE DAY
OPERATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS
TRANSPORTATION
MAIL
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
FRATERNIZATION POLICY
SEXUAL HARASSMENT/ASSAULT
SICK CALL
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
OTHER INFORMATION
SURFACE WARFARE ORIENTATION
SUBMARINE WARFARE ORIENTATION
AVIATION WARFARE ORIENTATION
MARINE CORPS ORIENTATION
WHAT TO DO ON BASE NORFOLK & NEX PHONE NUMBERS
CORTRAMID EAST 2016 CALENDAR
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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
CORTRAMID EAST, BUILDING B-30
NAVAL STATION NORFOLK
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 23551
From:
To:
Officer in Charge (OIC), CORTRAMID EAST
CORTRAMID East 2016 Midshipmen
Subj:
WELCOME ABOARD CORTRAMID EAST 2016
1. Welcome to Hampton Roads and Career Orientation and
Training for Midshipmen (CORTRAMID) East 2016!
2. Over the next month, you will gain firsthand appreciation
for the warfighting capabilities of the finest Navy and Marine
Corps the world has ever known. You are out of the university
environment and, perhaps for the first time, now have the
opportunity to learn things about your chosen career path that
cannot be taught in a classroom. The Navy and Marine Corps
have specific goals for your CORTRAMID experience:
a) Enable Midshipmen to make an informed decision about
future and potential career options.
b) Familiarize Midshipmen with the people, mission, tasks,
and equipment used within the various warfare areas:
Surface, Subsurface, Aviation, and Marine Corps.
c) Introduce Midshipmen to the career development ladder
and training pipelines within each warfare area.
d) Emphasize the importance of military courtesy,
smartness and discipline.
e) Reinforce leadership training through practical
application of basic leadership principles.
3. In addition, CORTRAMID East 2016 will include a program
for Midshipman sailing qualifications. Sail training is
intended to introduce Midshipmen to fundamental concepts in
the development of professional sea service officers,
including appreciation for the environment of the sea.
Accordingly, each Midshipman will receive approximately 22
hours of sail training intended to provide each graduate with
a Skipper B qualification.
4. Your CORTRAMID East staff consists of Navy and Marine
Corps active duty and civilian personnel from NROTC units
across the country, all of whom are dedicated to helping you
achieve your training objectives. Because of the fluid nature
of operations, you may experience delays, cancellations and
rescheduling of events. This is entirely normal and, although
frustrating, we will do our best to minimize these
occurrences. Your positive attitude, professionalism and
resourcefulness will go a long way in mitigating these
challenges and are the marks of a well-prepared junior
officer.
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5. While you are assigned to CORTRAMID East you will be
expected to conduct yourselves with utmost professionalism.
You are on active duty and are subject to U.S. Navy
Regulations (NAVREGS), the Uniform Code of Military Justice
(UCMJ) and the lawful orders of the Officer-in-Charge and his
staff. You are obliged to follow all rules, regulations and
UCMJ statutes, particularly regarding fraternization, sexual
misconduct, underage use of alcohol, forgery (fake IDs), your
behavior on liberty, and other misconduct. You need to become
familiar with the UCMJ or NAVREGS. While assigned, you will
be evaluated for your overall performance and potential for
service as a commissioned officer. Explicit expectations of
performance are contained in this package, though we expect
you will have no difficulties provided you are well-versed on
standards of conduct and performance, follow all regulations
and instructions, exhibit professionalism in and out of
uniform, and show up at each evolution on time, ready to
train.
6. My staff has put together an outstanding program, but it
is up to you to step up when someone asks for volunteers to
drive the ship, fly in an aircraft or lead your squad into a
“combat town.” It is up to you to request events that are not
on the schedule. It is up to you to ask Sailors and Marines
about their jobs and to thank them for their time. Remember –
the success of your CORTRAMID experience is ultimately in your
hands. Again, welcome aboard!
J. M. Morgan
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IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
Emergency (Police, Fire, Medical Response)
Norfolk Naval Base Security
Norfolk Naval Base Emergency
Norfolk Naval Base CDO Quarterdeck
Base Information
Wall Manor/Penn Hall Front Desk
Spruance Hall Front Desk
Ely Hall Front Desk
911
757- 322-2550/2551
757- 444-3333
757- 322-2365
757- 444-0000
757- 402-4553
757- 402-7002
757- 402-4552
Ambulance
Police Emergency Dispatch
757- 444-2324
Hospitals
Naval Medical Center Portsmouth
Chesapeake General Hospital
Lake Taylor Hospital
Sentara Norfolk General
Sentara Virginia Beach General
Sentara Leigh
Sentara Independence
Sentara Obici Hospital
757- 953-5008
757- 312-8121
757- 461-5001
757- 388-3000
757- 395-8000
757- 261-6000
757- 363-6100
757- 934-4000
COMUSFLTFORCOM
Watch Officer
757- 836-5397
CORTRAMID Staff Duty Officer
757-274-2224
My Unit Summer Cruise Coordinator
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CORTRAMID EAST STAFF 2016
BUILDING B-30, NAVAL STATION NORFOLK
POSITION
Officer in Charge (OIC)
Asst Officer in Charge (AOIC)
Operations Officer (Ops)
Logistics/Transportation
Submarine Coordinator
Aviation Coordinator
Surface Coordinator
NAME
CAPT Morgan
CDR Orlosky
LT Roaf
Mr. Robinson
Mr.Busano
Mr. Moses
Mr. Jesse
Ms. Wittenbel
Mrs. Robinson
LT Burchill
LT Wielgus
LT Sellers
UNIT
University of Florida
Tulane University
U.N.C.
FAMU
University of Texas
Marquette University
U of Notre Dame
Auburn University
U. N. C.
Iowa State University
Boston University
Rice University
COMPANY OFFICERS - 2016
ALPHA Company
BRAVO Company
CHARLIE Company
DELTA Company
ECHO Company
FOXTROT Company
GOLF Company
HOTEL Company
LT Hinso
LT Ison
LT Verone
LT Mooring
LT Abliene
LT Malherek
LT Smith
LT Entsminger
Florida A&M U
Virginia Military Inst
University of Illinois
University of Idaho
Morehouse College
U of Notre Dame
Carnegie Mellon U
U of S. California
Administration
Company Officers and Assistant Company Officers provide continuity, coordinate transportation and
trainer attendance, answer questions, and take care of matters necessary to ensure Midshipmen
training goes smoothly. All company movements shall be escorted by a Company Officer.
U.S. NAVY STAFF, SUBMARINE WEEK, KINGS BAY, GA
OIC Submarine Week
Operations Officer (Ops)
Company Staff
Company Staff
CAPT Hutton
LT Isaacs
LT Neilsen
LT Kriesch
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Purdue University
Maine Maritime Aca.
Arizona State U
Ohio University
U.S. MARINE CORPS STAFF, MARINE WEEK, CAMP LEJEUNE, NC
OIC Marine Week
AOIC
Operations Officer (Ops)
Logistics Officer
Air/Comm Officer
Company Staff
Company Staff
Col Kuckuk
Maj Yudt
Capt Haack
Capt Kettner
Capt Collins
GySgt Towns
GySgt Finch
Norwich
UNC
UF
UWI
UMN
VPI & SU
Virginia Military Inst
CDR Hendrickson
LT Leblanc
LCDR Hansen
AIRLANT
SUBLANT
SURFLANT
FLEET LIAISON OFFICERS
Aviation Liaison Officer
Sub Liaison Officer
Surface Liaison Officer
MIDSHIPMEN ORGANIZATION
There are eight companies of Midshipmen, each divided into two
platoons (approximately 35 Midshipmen each) with three squads
(approximately 12 Midshipmen each). Each company will have a
Company Commander, Executive Officer, Company Adjutant, two
Platoon Leaders, and six Squad Leaders. The Squad leader will serve
as mustering officer and mail officer. Leadership billets shall be
briefed on their duties by the Staff Company Officer. The
Midshipman Company Commander (supported by his or her staff)
will have the following specific duties and responsibilities:
 Know each day’s training schedule.
 Conduct reveille for members of the company each weekday
morning and submit muster report to the Staff Company Officer.
 Assemble and muster his or her company following breakfast,
lunch and prior to departure from any training site. Submit
muster reports to the Staff Company Officer.
 Organize the company into teams for athletics and other events.
 Ensure his or her company is in the proper uniform and prepared
for each training event.
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MIDSHIPMEN CHAIN OF COMMAND
CAPT Morgan
OIC CORTRAMID EAST
CDR Teuscher
CDR Orlosky
ASST OIC CORTRAMID EAST
COMPANY OFFICER
ASST COMPANY OFFICER
MIDSHIPMAN COMPANY COMMANDER
MIDSHIPMAN PLATOON LEADER
MIDSHIPMAN SQUAD LEADER
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF MIDSHIPMEN
As Midshipmen on active duty for training, you are subject to the
NROTC Regulations in CNSTCINST 1533.2A, U.S. Navy Regulations
and the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Violations of rules
and regulations may result in termination of your training and return
to your NROTC unit. Serious violations may be adjudicated under the
UCMJ.
BERTHING
You will be staying in Navy Gateway Inn and Suites (NGIS), a
Combined Bachelor Housing (CBH) facility onboard Naval Station
Norfolk, VA during Aviation and Surface weeks. During Marine
Week, you will be billeted in quarters at Marine Corps Base Camp
Lejeune, NC. During Submarine Week, you will be billeted in
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quarters onboard Naval Station Kings Bay, GA. Please remember
that your berthing facilities are NOT college dorms. Since you will
be checking out of your rooms every week, you are expected to
keep rooms clean and organized! We share them with other
commands and it is extremely important that you behave in a
courteous manner and follow the CBH rules of conduct to the letter.
Pay particular attention to the rules restricting alcohol and visitors in
your room. Navy Gateway Inn and Suites (NGIS) information and
regulations are covered in the NGIS Welcome Aboard Guide located
in your room. Additional rules that apply:
 The Hampton Roads area is known for hot and humid summers.
Keep doors and windows closed to maximize air conditioning
efficiency and to conserve energy.
 Lock your door and safeguard your key. Security watches will not
be assigned during scheduled training periods.
 Cleanliness of spaces is the responsibility of all hands. Upon
arrival, your room should be neat and clean. It is your
responsibility to ensure that it stays that way.
 When in the NGIS lobby area, you shall wear the prescribed
uniform or appropriate civilian attire.
 Complete the Room Discrepancy sheet immediately following
check-in. Failure to do so may result in your being charged for
pre-existing damages. Report all discrepancies in the berthing
facilities to the NGIS Desk Watch. If the problem is not resolved,
inform your Company Officer.
 In order to preserve good order and discipline while onboard
CORTRAMID East and to prevent any perception of impropriety,
Midshipmen are not allowed to visit or host members of the
opposite sex in quarters
 Everyone shall be in the room assigned to them at curfew.
 Room swapping is not authorized.
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 Use of phone cards or personal cell phones is highly encouraged
for long distance calls. The phone rate from your NGIS room is
approximately $0.10 a minute.
 Keep rooms clean and well organized.
MESSING
Messing aboard ships and at other sites has been arranged and
will be included in the Plan of the Day. Messing ashore/galley
procedures for Midshipmen include:
 Presentation of military ID.
 Signing of name and social security number before proceeding
through the line.
Uniforms or appropriate civilian attire, including clean athletic gear,
may be worn to meals. No flip-flops or tank tops.
If you are dissatisfied with the food or the service at the Mess
Hall, obtain a Mess Evaluation Form from your Company
Commander, complete it, and return it to the Staff Duty Officer, your
Assistant Company Officer, or the Mess Hall Master-at-Arms.
IDENTIFICATION CARDS
Military ID cards will be carried on your person at all times.
Naval Station (NS) Norfolk checks all personnel for ID cards at every
gate. Additionally, a copy of your orders and your ID card are
required to enter the Commissary or Navy Exchange (NEX).
UNIFORMS
Midshipmen will be expected to report with a sea bag, packed in
accordance to the below gear CORTRAMID gear list. There will be a
sea bag inspection on the day of arrival and Company Commanders
will report any discrepancies, such as missing or unserviceable items,
to the CORTRAMID Supply Officer. Uniform requirements for the
various evolutions shall be listed in the Plan of the Day.
 The Navy option uniform for most training events will be the
Navy Working Uniform (NWU). The Marine option uniform for
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most training events will be Desert MARPAT (MCCU). Ensure you
arrive at CORTRAMID with NWUs/MARPATs fully tailored (with
name tapes sewn on!
The NWU/MARPAT will be required during firefighting and
damage control trainers and shipboard underway periods.
A Navy khaki garrison cover will be worn with the flight suit for
Aviation Week.
Civilian casual clothes may be worn to the picnics.
The uniform for travel to and from CORTRAMID is your unit’s
polo and khaki pants/slacks.
The uniform for liberty is appropriate civilian attire.
3RD CLASS SUMMER CRUISE (CORTRAMID 2016) SEA BAG INVENTORY
Uniform
Group
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CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
CM
MD
MD
MD
MD
NWU
NWU
ITEM DESCRIPTION
Bag, Duffel, NYLON Olive Drab
Belt, Trousers/Slacks Khaki Gold Tip
Boots, Black Leather 9" Steel Toe
(NWU)
Boots, Tan U.S.M.C.
Buckle, Brass (N.O. Male & Female
Styles)
Buckle, M.O Belt Brass (Camouflage)
Insignia, Collar – Class 3rd
Insignia, Collar Device EGA USMC
Insignia, Garrison EGA USMC
Socks, Cushion Nylon/Cotton Black
Undershirt Green
Cover, Garrison (w/ Insignia)
Name Tapes, MARPAT, Desert
(Name only – NO U.S. Marines on
utilities)
Trousers, MARPAT, Desert
Blouse, MARPAT, Desert
Cover (Cap), MARPAT, Desert
Blouse, Navy Working Uniform Blue
Digital
Cap, Eight Point NWU Blue Digital
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Navy
Option
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Marine
Option
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1
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0
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0
1
1
1
1
1
6
6
1
0
2
0
0
0
2
2
1
2
0
1
0
NWU
NWU
NWU
NWU
NWU
NWU
PTM
PTM
PTM
PTN
PTN
PTN
PTN
Name Tapes (ID)
U.S. NAVY Service Tapes
Straps, Blousing
Trousers, Navy Working Uniform
Blue Digital
Undershirt, Cotton, Blue, Crewneck
Parka Black Fleece Liner
Physical Training Uniform Short,
USMC
Physical Training Uniform
Sweatshirt, Marine
Physical Training Uniform
Sweatpants, Marine
Physical Training Uniform Shirt,
Navy
Physical Training Uniform Short,
Navy
Physical Training Uniform
Sweatpants, Navy
Physical Training Uniform
Sweatshirt, Navy
Furnished at own expense:
Black Boots non-steel toe for
Marine Week
Camelbak – type Water System,
backpack worn, 1.7 - 2.5 ltr
Bag, Laundry
Bag, Sock
Bra, (Female) 4 should be sport type
Flashlight
Kit, Sewing
Kit, Shoeshine
Kit, Toiletry
Lock, Combination
Shoe, Gym (Running/Walking)
Shoes, Shower
Socks, Athletic
Supporter Athletic (Male)
Swim Suit
Towel Bath (White)
Underwear
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4
2
2
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0
0
2
0
6
OPT
0
OPT
0
2
0
OPT
0
OPT
2
0
2
0
OPT
0
OPT
0
OPT
OPT
OPT
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1
6
OPT
OPT
1
1
2
1
1
4
1
1
2
8
1
1
6
OPT
OPT
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1
2
1
1
4
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1
2
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Washcloth, White
Mouth Piece
Sunscreen
Fleece, Jacket, or Sweater (for
Submarine Week underway) if no
Parka Liner provided
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2
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CIVILIAN ATTIRE
The following guidance concerns the wearing of civilian attire:
 Appropriate civilian attire shall be worn when entering or leaving
the base, at all Navy Exchange facilities, NGIS, special services
facilities, and off base.
 The following is NOT considered appropriate civilian attire: tank
top shirts, shirts with offensive words or slogans, derogatory
signs or drug related slogans, undershirts worn as outer
garments, exposed undergarments, short shorts, cut-offs, halters,
or tops which display a bare midriff, and items of military clothing
except shoes and undergarments.
 The wearing of collared shirts is always appropriate and highly
desired. “Polo” or golf-style shirts (short or long sleeve) are
considered collared shirts.
 Physical training gear is appropriate when actively engaged in
individual physical training. Organized CORTRAMID physical
training shall be conducted in the U.S. Navy physical training
uniform. Shirts must be worn while running onboard any military
installation during CORTRAMID East. Base police will stop
individuals not wearing shirts. Additionally, the use of
headphones is strictly prohibited while walking or jogging on
base.
 Joggers, fitness walkers, and bicyclists are required to wear high
visibility belts or reflective vests on all Navy Region Mid-Atlantic
installations during times of darkness or reduced visibility. They
are not required for organized sports on established playing
fields or on closed loop tracks. Reflective belts are available at
the gyms.
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CORTRAMID STAFF DUTY OFFICER (SDO)
A member of the CORTRAMID Staff will be on duty from the end of
the working day until the beginning of the next training day (0800
Monday thru Friday or 0900 on Saturday) and all weekend long.
During normal working hours, the watch is maintained at the
CORTRAMID EAST office. The Duty Officer will be available by cell
phone anytime at (757)274-2224 (*phone will be active from 11 July
until 15 August).
PLAN OF THE DAY
The Plan of the Day (POD) will list the training schedule for your
company. Your Company Officer, Assistant Company Officer or
Company Chief will provide you with specific details regarding each
training event.
OPERATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS
Every effort has been made to make your orientation productive
and meaningful. However, there may be instances when changes to
the schedule occur due to operational necessity. You will be advised
as early as possible regarding any changes to the training schedule.
You are expected to act professionally to changing situations.
TRANSPORTATION
Bus and van transportation will be provided. Details on
schedules and routes will be made available to Midshipmen
Company Commanders for dissemination. BE ON TIME. Personal
vehicles are NOT authorized and shall not be used for any official
training activities. When riding in government furnished
transportation, seat belts shall be worn at all times.
MAIL
"Mail Call" will be held each day at the BOQs. Your mailing
address during CORTRAMID is:
MIDN 3/C John/Jane Doe
CORTRAMID EAST, Company
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Regional Mail Center
9225 Third Ave
Norfolk, VA 23551
For Express Mail, e.g. FEDEX:
MIDN 3/C John/Jane Doe
CORTRAMID EAST, Company __
1530 Gilbert St Suite 2000
Norfolk VA 23511
* Mail received while Midshipmen are at Camp Lejeune (Marine
Week) or Kings Bay (Submarine Week) will be held in Norfolk until
your return to Norfolk. CORTRAMID East is not responsible for
forwarding mail received after you have departed Norfolk for the
final time.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Each group will have the opportunity to attend one or more
picnics. Fleet officers will be invited to attend at least one of these
events. Volleyball and other outside activities will be available.
There may also be opportunities to attend other officer social
functions on an individual or group basis. If you are specifically
interested in participating with a given warfare community in
wardroom social activities, ensure that your Company Officer is
aware of your desires.
In addition to picnics and officer socials, CORTRAMID EAST will
offer several special recreational events and trips which will be
introduced weekly.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Virginia, Georgia and North Carolina state laws prohibit the
purchase or consumption of any alcoholic beverage by anyone under
the age of 21. If you are over 21, you may choose to consume
alcoholic beverages while on liberty.
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While you are on CORTRAMID, there is ZERO TOLERANCE for
over-indulgence, public intoxication, driving under the influence, or
underage drinking. The following violations will be vigorously
prosecuted: contributing to underage drinking by Midshipmen,
drunk and disorderly conduct, any arrest for DUI, and a DUI
conviction. If you engage in any of these activities, your training will
be terminated and you will be returned to your unit for subsequent
disciplinary action. At your unit, you can expect to receive an
adverse Fitness Report, a Performance Review Board, and possibly a
recommendation for disenrollment from the NROTC program.
Furthermore, drunk and disorderly conduct is a violation of the
UCMJ. State laws are also quite strict with regard to driving under
the influence. If you are arrested for DUI, or drunk and disorderly
conduct, you will face significant civilian and military criminal
charges. Let there be no doubt, you will be held accountable for
your actions.
FRATERNIZATION POLICY
Navy and Marine Corps prohibitions against fraternization
apply to you during this training period. Keep your relationships with
your classmates professional and consistent with the concept of
“shipmate.” Due to the unique nature of your assignment,
Midshipmen shall also refrain from establishing unduly familiar
relationships with active duty personnel, enlisted or officer. This
restriction applies both on and off base, and at all times. In order
to preserve good order and discipline while onboard CORTRAMID
East and to prevent any perception of impropriety, Midshipmen are
not allowed to visit or host members of the opposite sex in quarters.
SEXUAL HARASSMENT/ASSAULT
Sexual assault is a crime and has no place in the military. It is an
attack on the values we defend and the cohesion our units demand.
Per the Manual for Courts Martial, sexual harassment includes:
influencing, offering to influence, or threatening the career, pay, or
job of another person in exchange for sexual favors, and deliberate
or repeated offensive comments or gestures of a sexual nature.
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Sexual assault is defined as: a sexual act upon another person by
threatening or placing that other person in fear; causing bodily harm
to that other person; making a fraudulent representation that the
sexual act serves a professional purpose; or inducing a belief by any
artifice, pretense, or concealment that the person is another person;
a sexual act upon another person when the person knows or
reasonably should know that the other person is asleep,
unconscious, or otherwise unaware that the sexual act is occurring;
or a sexual act upon another person when the other person is
incapable of consenting to the sexual act due to: impairment by any
drug, intoxicant, or other similar substance, and that condition is
known or reasonably should be known by the person; or a mental
disease or defect, or physical disability, and that condition is known
or reasonably should be known by the person.
Any instance or report of sexual harassment or sexual assault will
be dealt with immediately. As in the active duty force, CORTRAMID
shall abide by a zero-tolerance policy for sexual innuendo, jokes,
pictures, cartoons, or other offensive behavior of a sexual nature.
If you are a victim of sexual harassment/assault during CORTRAMID,
your well-being and follow-on care shall be our primary concern.
Ensure you are familiar with the reporting and support options
available to you while at CORTRAMID. If you are the perpetrator of
sexually inappropriate behavior, you will be held accountable for
your actions and will face significant civilian and military criminal
charges.
SICK CALL
Sick call will be held each weekday morning at the first formation
of the day or at 0700, whichever comes first. Your Company Officer
or Assistant Company Officer will obtain your medical record from
the CORTRAMID administrative office prior to you reporting to sick
call at the medical clinic. On weekends or outside normal working
hours, contact your Company Officer or Assistant Company Officer,
or the Staff Duty Officer, who will arrange transportation to a
medical facility.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
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Religious Services are conducted in Building C-7, Frazier Hall
(Base Chapel) at the following times (the Chapel office phone
number is 757-444-7361):
Catholic Sunday 1000
Jewish Friday 1930
Protestant Sunday 1030
Muslim
Friday 1300
The duty chaplain can be reached after working hours through the
Naval Station Norfolk quarterdeck at (757) 322-2365.
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OTHER INFORMATION
 The Navy Exchange offers many services you may require during
CORTRAMID. You need your ID card and a copy of your orders to
use them.
 Restricted Areas: There are a few areas on military installations
that are "off-limits". They are clearly marked by fences and/or
signs. These areas could contain classified material or equipment
and/or safety hazards.
 Sun bathing is one of the more popular activities in the beach
area. Remember, over exposure could result in severe sunburn,
sickness and termination of your training.
 Hitchhiking: Hitchhiking is illegal and can be dangerous. In the
past few years shooting deaths of hitchhikers have occurred.
Don't set yourself up!
 Photography: Ask before you start taking pictures, especially on
base. In the post-9/11 environment, base security is very sensitive
to photography and may detain you if you are seen taking
pictures.
 Valuables: Don't put temptation in the way of an otherwise
honest person. Keep your valuables locked up or on your person.
 Be on time. The responsibility for moving nearly 500 Midshipmen
is a tremendous task that will require you to muster on time at the
designated point. Reading the Plan of the Day will assist you in
this task.
 Military protocol requires the rendering of salutes to all
commissioned officers as a matter of tradition, courtesy, honor,
and respect. This rule applies both on and off base while you are
in uniform, whether or not the officer you are saluting is
personally in uniform. If you recognize the individual as a
commissioned officer from any service, it is appropriate to salute
and render a pleasant greeting such as “Good morning, ma’am,”
or “Good evening, sir.” “What’s up,” is not an appropriate
greeting. The general rule is, when in doubt … SALUTE.
 Cell phone use, to include texting, is not authorized while driving
on any military installation. You WILL be issued a citation.
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Cell phone/portable communication device use in uniform has
additional restrictions. Generally, Bluetooth or headsets are not
authorized for use in uniform nor shall the use of a cell phone
interfere with the rendering of salutes or honors.
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Surface Warfare Orientation
Training Objectives:
1. Indoctrinate Midshipmen in the missions of the Surface Forces of
the Navy.
2. Familiarize Midshipmen with the duties of a Surface Warfare
Junior Officer and the career path of Surface Warfare Officers.
3. Provide an introduction to shipboard navigation, damage control,
firefighting and seamanship.
4. Provide maximum exposure to all facets of the Surface Forces.
Goals
The goals of surface warfare week are to familiarize Midshipmen
with many facets of the modern surface fleet and to motivate
Midshipmen toward careers in surface warfare. These goals will be
accomplished by getting Midshipmen on board many different ships
as much as possible and through a series of hands-on training
events. Plans are to involve Midshipmen in everything from ship
handling to utilization of small arms for anti-terrorism and force
protection to damage control and firefighting. All training will
emphasize "doing" rather than "seeing." Energized and engaged
Midshipmen will learn more and be more likely to be invited to
participate in more activities. Midshipmen must remain fully
engaged during this demanding week by participating and asking
questions.
Schedule of Events
Each Midshipman will experience the many facets of the Surface
Warfare community and its support elements during this week.
Midshipmen will have the opportunity to meet and work with newlycommissioned Ensigns on their first assignment, as well as meet
other Surface Warfare Officers and enlisted Sailors who are the
backbone of today's most professional and technologically advanced
Navy. Day one will begin with a welcome-aboard brief by RADM
Grady. In the following days, Midshipmen will participate in a
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number of activities to include a visit to the Ship Handling Simulator
underway on a ship during a Sea and Anchor detail, small craft
transport, sessions with the ship’s CO, XO and CMC; along with a
Combat Training Scenario. Midshipman will also have an amphibious
day to include tours of LHD or LPD ship, LCU/LCAC static displays and
watch a demonstration of an amphibious landing. To provide an even
more rounded experience, Midshipman will also have an opportunity
to tour the nearby Coastal Riverine Squadron, Beach Masters and
compete in DC Olympics. Surface week will conclude with a social
picnic (hoisted by the finest chiefs mess on the water front!) where
the Midshipmen will be able to interact with senior leadership and
wardrooms from the waterfront.
Preparation and Safety
As a safety precaution, a medical screening will be conducted prior
to the first week of training. Barring any unforeseen medical
problem, all Midshipmen are expected to participate in high-risk
training (i.e. damage control, live-fire events, small boat operations,
etc.).
The uniform for all events in Surface week will be NWU or MARPAT.
Many people have worked hard to ensure this week will be
interesting, demanding and professionally rewarding. We are sure
this week will be one of the most memorable experiences of your
naval career. Take advantage of this terrific opportunity, have fun
and ask questions!
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SUBMARINE WARFARE ORIENTATION
Training Objectives:
1. Indoctrinate Midshipmen in the roles and missions of attack and
Fleet Ballistic Missile Submarines (SSBN).
2. Provide Midshipmen with an appreciation of the duties of a junior
officer in submarines and the career path of Submarine Officers.
3. Provide an introduction to shipboard damage control, as feasible.
4. Provide Midshipmen, as feasible, two days at sea and two days of
ashore training and orientation.
Schedule of Events
Each Midshipman will rotate through most or all of the following
facets of the Submarine Warfare community and its support
elements:
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Career Brief
Submarine Underway for 48 hours
Submarine Ship Control Simulator
Damage Control Wet Trainer
Attack Center Simulators
Trident Refit Facility tour
Every attempt will be made to get all Midshipmen underway on a
submarine. Transit to, embarkation and debarkation from fleet units
will be made by small boat. Brief Stop for Personnel (BSP) may take
up to seven hours, so be prepared for a long boat ride. You must
wear a life jacket when transferring to and from the submarine at
sea. Personnel transfers at sea can be hazardous evolutions; pay
particular attention to directing personnel during these evolutions
and once aboard the submarine. Do not loiter topside!
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What to Bring for the At-Sea Period
 Navy Working Uniform
 Sneakers
 Towel
 Change of underwear and socks
 Personal Hygiene/Shaving kit (non-aerosol shaving cream)
 NWU Parka Liner or equivalent personal fleece, sweater, or
jacket for cold spaces onboard to wear with your NWUs. A
unit sweatshirt or other item that fits this description with
your command logo is a good idea.
What not to Bring
 Civilian clothes
 Brasso/shoe polish (atmospheric contaminant)
 Aerosols (atmospheric contaminant)
 Valuables (such as large amounts of cash, etc.)
 Cell phones, laptops or any device with a camera
If you are taking prescription medication, bring the bottle including
label with you and inform the ship’s Independent Duty Corpsman
(IDC) as soon as you come aboard.
What to Bring to the Damage Control Trainer
You will have an opportunity to train in a wet trainer which simulates
a flooding event at sea. It’s a lot of fun, but you will need a change
of clothes at the end of the session. No contact lenses are allowed
in the trainer, so bring and wear your glasses.
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AVIATION WARFARE ORIENTATION
Training Objectives:
1. Indoctrinate Midshipmen in the concept, roles and mission of
Naval Aviation.
2. Provide Midshipmen with an appreciation of the duties of a junior
officer in naval aviation and the career patterns of Naval Aviators
and Naval Flight Officers.
3. Provide Midshipmen, as feasible, flight time in a fleet or training
aircraft.
Goals
Provide each Midshipman with an opportunity to observe and
participate in various aspects of Naval Aviation.
Preparation
You will be given an aviation flight screening upon arrival at
CORTRAMID East. If you are cleared, you will receive an aeromedical
“up-chit.” This “up-chit” is your key to being able to fly in an
aircraft so DO NOT LOOSE IT! To help ensure a better medical
screening experience, if you wear contacts don’t. Midshipman are
required to travel to CORTRAMID in glasses if you have/wear them.
Hand carry your Medical and Dental Records!
Be sure that your ears are cleaned thoroughly before the aviation
flight screening as excessive build-up of wax may prevent you from
being medically cleared.
If you have been medically cleared following your flight screening
and are at least a second-class swimmer, you will actively participate
in water survival during the first day of Aviation Week.
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In addition to classroom lectures and practical application in the
water, you will be required to complete a 25-yard swim wearing
flight suit and boots, without stops or support, using three different
survival swim strokes in addition to a two-minute tread/drownproof.
You must bring the following items with you in order to participate
in the aviation physiology training: military ID card, aeromedical upchit, bathing suit (females must have a conservative one-piece suit)
and towel. Do not bring any jewelry or valuables.
As a planning factor, the Sunday prior to Aviation Week will be
dedicated to gear issue and other preparatory requirements prior to
the start of training.
This year aircraft are in high demand and may hinder the
availability of resources for CORTRAMID EAST and our ability to
provide T-34C (fixed-wing) flights for all. All Midshipmen will have
the opportunity to fly in a Navy helicopter during Aviation Week.
Assignment Criteria for Aviation Week
Assignment will be based on the following factors:
1. Aeromedical up-chit signed by a flight surgeon.
2. Sickle Cell (HSS) and Hematocrit (HCT) test results. A missing or
unsatisfactory HSS or HCT test result will only allow a “low altitude”
assignment because of the physiological impact on blood cells when
in a low-pressure (high altitude) environment. If you know you have
this condition, speak up!
3. Successful completion of Aviation Water Survival, including 2nd
Class swimmer qualification.
4. Successful completion of Aviation Physiology Training.
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5. NROTC Swim Qualification: All Midshipmen must be at least 3rd
Class swim qualified to attend summer training, 2nd Class swim
qualification is highly desirable for all prior to commencement of
training. Swim qualifications will be used to further determine
aircraft assignment.
6. Military ID for daily messing.
7. Flight suit with blue t-shirt, khaki garrison cover, and boots should
be worn each day. Limit jewelry to wedding band on no-fly days. No
jewelry shall be worn on the flight line. Do not carry loose change or
other small objects in your flight suit pockets. Flight suits will be
issued to you.
8. Glasses that correct your vision to 20/20 shall be worn during all
flight events.
Schedule of Events
Midshipmen will be exposed to a variety of information and
opportunities at NAVSTA Norfolk and NAS Oceana during Aviation
Week. Midshipman will have the opportunity to sit in on aviation
mission briefings, tour F-18’s, P-8’s, E2-C’s, and H-60’s. Midshipman
will also get a firsthand experience of the training for water survival,
culminating in H-60 rides around the Naval Station Norfolk area.
While the CORTRAMID staff are actively pursuing T-34C rides for all
Midshipman, limited resources restrict the number of Midshipman
who get rides. Aviation week will end with an aviation outing where
Midshipman will have the opportunity to meet with senior enlisted
to learn what makes a good Naval/Marine Corps officer in the eyes
of the enlisted!
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MARINE CORPS ORIENTATION
Training Objectives:
1. Demonstrate to Midshipmen the types of tactical knowledge,
military skills and leadership qualities demanded of a Company
Grade Officer in the Marine Corps.
2. Introduce Midshipmen to the training environment of the
Company Grade Officer in the Marine Corps.
3. Introduce Midshipmen to the various career opportunities
available to officers commissioned into the Marine Corps.
4. Provide Midshipmen an opportunity to operate and/or become
familiar with the individual and crew-served weapons organic to the
Marine infantry battalion.
5. Demonstrate the capabilities of equipment organic to the Marine
Air-Ground Task Force (MAGTF).
6. Provide Midshipmen exposure to Marine physical fitness and
combat conditioning (obstacle course, Marine Corps Martial Arts
demo) and maintain the fitness level of Midshipmen during Marine
Week.
7. Marine Week training will include the confidence course, pugil
sticks, NBC Chamber, obstacle course, Military Operations in Urban
Terrain (MOUT), live fire of infantry battalion weapons, simulator
training, fundamental tactics, techniques and procedures, field
hygiene and security operations and much more.
Safety
A comprehensive safety brief will be provided to all Midshipmen on
the first day of Marine Week. Additionally, all exercises, training
evolutions and physical fitness events will be preceded by a safety
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briefing. It is essential that all Midshipmen are attentive to and
adhere to all safety guidelines for each event.
Expectations
1. The Marine Week of CORTRAMID East 2016 is an extraordinary
opportunity to experience life in the Marine Corps. It is challenging
but, year after year, highly valued by CORTRAMID Midshipmen who
experience it. You are encouraged to take away all that you can and
learn as much as possible during your week with the Marines. DO
NOT WASTE THIS OPPORTUNITY! This week will provide you with
additional insight to assist you in making an informed decision about
our future as an officer on the Navy/Marine Corps team.
2. The primary expectations of all Midshipmen at Marine Week are
two-fold:
a. Conduct yourself as professionals and adhere to and uphold the
established standards. In order to achieve the maximum possible
benefit and enjoyment from your participation in Marine Week, you
must be fully prepared to be challenged, to apply yourself to the
training and to learn as much as possible in a short period of time.
The most important key to your success in and enjoyment of Marine
Week is your mental state of readiness and a positive attitude
toward training: a positive and enthusiastic frame of mind is
important. Your physical readiness will also play a significant role in
your ability to make the most of Marine Week. Therefore, you must
ensure you take advantage of any rest periods, eat properly
(including MREs), constantly hydrate, and be attentive to any
physical problems you encounter (sunburn, blisters, dehydration,
etc.).
b. Take the initiative to be fully prepared for all evolutions. Bring
all specified, required, recommended gear and equipment for
training.
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Additional detailed expectations will be provided to you in the “Rules
of the Road” for Marine Week brief. In addition, Midshipmen will
spend a night in the field, either in tents or under the stars and are
expected to follow proper procedures for living in a field
environment.
3. Much of the Marine Corps’ long history of success in combat is
directly correlated to the training provided to Marines prior to
combat operations. The Marine Week of CORTRAMID will strive to
emphasize the training required to develop Company Grade Officers
and to uphold the longstanding heritage of success of the Marine
Corps. The more you sweat in peacetime, the less you bleed in war.
Marine Week is designed to give Midshipmen a glimpse of how the
Marine Corps trains and fights using a combined arms approach to
warfare with a focus on the roles and responsibilities of the Company
Grade Officer.
4. Refer to the CORTRAMID East Sea Bag Inventory for gear needed
for training.
a. All personal hygiene items required will be permitted and should
be brought by all Midshipmen. This should include any personal
feminine hygiene items required.
b. Navy Option Midshipmen are authorized to wear black, nonsteel toed boots during Marine Week. These boots are optional/selfpurchased items and will not be issued for CORTRAMID.
c. ABSOLUTELY NO CELL PHONES OR ENTERTAINMENT DEVICES
WILL BE AUTHORIZED. Midshipmen are authorized to bring small
cameras and will be given specific guidance on when they will be
allowed to take photographs. Due to the physical demands of
training, Midshipmen are responsible for properly safeguarding this
item from damage and/or loss.
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d. Midshipmen will be living in field conditions and sleeping in
squad bays at Camp Geiger. Midshipmen will have a wall locker in
order to secure their personal gear and organizational-issued
equipment. Midshipmen should ensure they leave no gear adrift in
their rooms while they are training at Marine Week. Bring a lock to
secure your items in your wall locker.
WHAT TO DO ON BASE NORFOLK & Navy Exchange (NEX) PHONE
NUMBERS
Internet:
Wind & Surf Internet Café, C-9, 444-2888, Hours: Monday-Thursday
1100-2300, Friday 1100-2400, Saturday 1200-2400, Sunday 12002300
Wind & Sea Recreation Center, C-9, 444-4033, Hours: MondayThursday 1100-2300, Friday 1100-2400, Saturday 1200-2400,
Sunday 1200-2300; Amenities: Wi Fi internet, snack bar, pool tables,
ping pong table, individual television viewing area, Play Station,
Xbox, Wii with a large game library, large theater room with 800+
titles from Navy Motion Picture Service
Wind & Sea at Q-80, 444-1216, Hours: Monday-Friday 1100-2000,
Saturday-Sunday 1300-2100.
Bowling:
Liberty Lanes, P-86 (near Gate 3A), 451-0100/0500, Hours: MondayWednesday 1000-1400, Thursday 1000-2230, Friday 1000-2400,
Saturday 1200-2400, Sunday 1300-1930.
Pierside Lanes, CEP-127 (near Gate 5), 451-0600, Hours: MondayWednesday 1000-2200, Thursday 1000-2230, Friday 1000-2400,
Saturday 1200-2400, Sunday 1300-1930
Movie Theater:
Main Gate Movies 10, CD-12, 440-1500,
http://www.phoenixtheatres.com/
Fitness & Sports:
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NSN Gymnasium, N-24, 444-2276, Hours: Monday –Friday 0500-2000,
Weekends and Hilodays 0900-1300.
McCormick Sports Center, CEP-58 Gymnasium (just inside Gate 5), 4444016, Hours: Monday - Friday 0500-2000. Weekends and holidays
closed.
Waterfront Athletic Complex, Q-80, 444-1267/1292, Hours: Monday Friday 0500-2100 Saturday - Sunday 1300-2100. Holidays 12001900.
Pools:
Waterfront Athletic Complex (Q-80) Indoor Pool, 444-1288, Monday Friday 0500-2000 (Lap swim only until 1400), Saturday-Sunday
1300-1900 Open swim & lap swim
Fleet Recreation Park, Indoor Pool Lap swim only, Hours Monday Friday 06000-0800 & 1100-1800, Saturday 0800-1200, Outdoor
Pool, 444-2134, Wednesday-Sunday 1100-1800.
Lagoon Waterpark, Hours Thursday – Tuesday 1100-1800
Marina & Boating:
Norfolk Naval Sailing Center, LAG-77, 444-2918, Hours: M- Sunday
0800-1900; Sailing Center has the following boats for rent: dinghy
sailboats - Lasers, 420s, Hobie Waves, Hunter 170s; Keelboats C&C24, Catalina 25&310, Hunter 260, Endeavor 32, and Tartan 34;
Motorboats - 19ft Carolina Skiffs and Triumph 170s. Qualification
required for renting. Classes offered. Call for information and prices.
Hobby /Wood Shop:
Craftech Hobby Store, C-9, 445-0301, Hours Monday – Thursday 10002000, Friday – Saturday 1000-1700
Wood Shop, P-4, 445-0301, Hours Wednesday & Thursday 1200-2000,
Saturday 1000-1700
Golf: There is a 5-hole course between the NGIS and the carrier piers.
Sewells Point Golf Course (18-hole par-71), CA-99 660 Ruthven Road
(next to Camp Allen), 444-5572, hours 0630-sunset, you can rent
clubs.
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Navy Exchange Mall & Retail Store, Located in building CD-13, 4402200; General hours of operations: 0900-2100 Monday-Saturday,
0900-1900 Sunday. The NEX includes a grocery store, uniform store,
department store, barber, food court and the Information, Ticket,
and Travel (ITT) office.
Food:
Food Court, CD-13. Variety of name brand food concepts. Open
0700-2100 Monday-Saturday; 0800-1900 Sunday. Hours for
some concepts may vary.
DeVary Food Court, C-9, Corner of Bacon and Gilbert Streets. Sub
Sandwich Shop, 440-1252, Open 0900-2200 Daily.
Other restaurants, 423-4186, Open 0800-2300 Monday-Friday,
0900-2300 Saturday and Sunday
McDonalds: CEP 127 (near Gate 5)
Personalized Services: CD-13, 440-2254; Open 0900-2100
Monday-Saturday, 0900-1900 Sunday.
Barber/Beauty Shop, 440-2385,440-2108; Optician, 489-1083;
Optical, 489-1081; Engraving, 440-2254; Laundry & Dry-Cleaning,
440-2223; One Hour Photo, 440-2126; Western Union, 440-2254.
Gasoline available at all the following locations:
NEX Mall CD-11, 423-3602: Open 0700-2130 Monday-Saturday,
0900-1930 Sunday
U113, 440-2106; 0700-1700 Monday-Friday, and closed on Saturday
and Sunday
P64, 440-2202; 0700-1800 Monday-Friday; and closed on Saturday
and Sunday
CEP 66, 440-2315; 0600-1830 Monday-Fridays 1000-1600 Saturday
and closed Sunday
Mini Marts at the following locations:
V-57, 440-2320: Open 0800-1900 Monday-Friday and 1000-1800
Saturday-Sunday
CEP-66, 440-2315: Open 0600-1830 Monday-Fridays, 1000-1600 Saturday,
closed Sunday
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P-64, 440-2265: Open 0700-1900 Monday-Fridays, 0800-1800
Saturday, closed Sunday
Navy Lodge, 489-2656 ext. 480: Open 0800-1830 daily, including
holidays.
C-9, 440-2009: Open 0900-2000 Monday-Friday, 1000-1800
Saturday-Sunday.
Auto Port, P-64, 440-2202: Open 0700-1900 Monday-Friday, Saturday
0800-1600. Closed Sundays and holidays. Automotive service,
parts, gasoline and Mini Mart.
Barber Shop, 440-2235: Open 0800-1800 Monday-Fridays, 09001800 Saturday and Sunday, closed holidays.
Coin-operated Laundromat, No phone, Open 0900-2300 Daily.
Amusement Machines, No Phone, Open 0900-2300 Daily
Mini Mall, V-57, 440-2321; Mini Mart Open 0800-1900 Monday- Friday
and 1000-1800 Saturday and Sunday.
Other services: A sub sandwich shop, 440-2478: Open 0900-1900
Monday-Friday, 1000-1800 Saturday and Sunday, closed holidays;
Barber Shop, 440-2328: Open 0800-1700 Monday-Friday, 10001700 Saturday, closed Sundays and holidays.
Laundromat/Vending, 363-3370; Most facilities are open 24 hours.
CEP-89 Laundromat/ Vending
CEP 168 Laundromat/ Vending
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